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LIST  OF  WORKS  IN  THE^NEW  YORK  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  RELATING 

TO  THE  ORIENTAL  DRAMA. 


Order  of  Arrangement : 


General  Works. 


i  Arabic. 

Translations  into  Arabic. 
Native  Arabic  Drama. 
Armenian. 

Persian. 

General  Works. 
Collections. 

Individual  Plays. 

Turkish. 

General  Works. 
Individual  Plays. 


Sanskrit. 
Bibliography. 
General  Works. 
Collections. 
Individual  Plays. 


Bengali. 

Gujarathi. 

Hindi. 

Bibliography. 
Individual  Plays. 
Marathi. 


Burmese. 


Chinese. 

General  Works. 
Collections. 
Individual  Plays. 
Japanese. 

Bibliography. 
General  Works. 
Collections. 
Individual  Plays. 


Hebrew  drama  will  follow  later  in  a  separate  list. 


General  Works. 

Eastwick  (R.  W.  Egerton).  Dramatic  art  in 
the  Far  East.  (In:  Chambers’  Journal  of  Popular 
Literature,  v.  72,  pp.  521-524.  London,  1895.) 

Macdonald  (Duncan  B.)  The  drama  in  Semitic 
literature.  (In:  The  Biblical  World,  n.  s.,  v.  5, 
pp.  16-28.  Chicago,  1895.) 

W.  (L.)  Oriental  stage-craft.  (In:  Lippincott’s 
Monthly  Magazine,  v.  62,  pp.  711-715.  Phila¬ 
delphia,  1898.) 

Arabic. 

Translations  into  Arabic. 

Muhammad  Uthman  Jalal.  Innisa  ’u- 
1  ‘alimat  von  Muhammad  Bey  ‘Osman  Galal;  neu- 
arabische  Bearbeitung  von  Moliere’s  Femmes 
savantes  transkribiert,  ubersetzt,  eingeleitet  und 
mit  einem  Glossar  versehen  von  Friedrich  Kern. 
Leipzig:  0.  Harrassowitz,  1898.  152  pp. ,  1  1.  8°. 

- Madraset  el  azwag.  Die  Schule  der  Gajten. 

[Arabic  and  German  translations  of  Moliere’s  Ecole 
des  Maris.]  (In  :  Sobernheim,  M.  *Ueber  die 
Madraset  el  azwag.  Berlin,  1896,  8°.  pp.  19- 

117.) 

Sobernheim  (Moritz).  *Ueber  die  Madraset  el 
azwag  von  Mohammed  Osman  Galal.  Berlin  :  S. 
Calvary  dr5  Co.,  1896.  2  p.l.,  129  pp.  8°. 

Muhammad  Uthman  Jalal.  Der  neu- 
arabische  Tartuffe  (Der  Seh  Matluf,  ein  Schauspiel 
in  fun f  Aufziigen.)  [Edited  in  Roman  characters] 
von  K.  Vollers.  (In:  Deutsche  morg^nfandische 
Gesellschaft.  Zeitschrift.  v.  45,  pp.  36-^06.  L^eip- 
zig,  1891.) 

- Al-riwayat  al-mufida.  [Arabic  translation 

of  Racine’s  Esther,  Iphigenia  and  Alexander.] 
Bulak,  1893.  138  pp.  120. 


Sahhar  (Na'um  Fath  Allah).  Lathif  et  Khoch- 
aba.  Scene  morale  en  un  seul  acte.  Extraite  du 
fran9ais.  Mossoul:  Lmp.  des  Peres  Dominicains, 
1893.  83  pp.  8°. 

Native  Arabic  Drama. 

Elias  (Nicola).  Rivayat  Harb  al  Uthman  ma'a 
al  Yunan.  [A  historical  drama  in  three  acts  deal¬ 
ing  with  the  Greco-Turkish  war.]  Cairo  [1905?]. 
5ipp.  8°. 

Jacob  (Georg).  Drei  arabische  Schattenspiele 
aus  dem  13.  Jahrhundert.  (In:  Keleti  Szemle.  v.  2, 
pp.  76-77.  Budapest,  1901.) 

Kabbani  (Ahmad  Abu  Khalil  al-).  Riwayat 
Harun  al  Rashid  ma‘a  al  amir  Ghanim.  [A  drama 
in  five  acts  dealing  with  Harun  al  Rashid  and  the 
Amir  Ghanim.]  Cairo,  1900.  32  pp.  8°. 

-  Riwayat  Antar  ibn  Shaddad.  [A  drama  in 

four  acts  dealing  with  the  adventures  of  Antar  ibn 
Shaddad.]  Cairo,  1900.  48  pp.  8°. 

- Riwayat  al  amir  Mahmud  najl  Shah  al  ajam. 

[A  drama  in  five  acts.]  Cairo,  1900.  39  pp.  8°. 

Littmann  (Enno).  Arabische  Schattenspiele. 
Mit  Anhangen  von  G.  Jacob.  Berlin  :  Mayer  6° 
Muller,  1901.  3  p.l.,  84  pp.  8°. 

- Ein  arabisches  Karagoz-Spiel.  (In:  Deutsche 

morgenlandische  Gesellschaft.  Zeitschrift.  v.  54, 
pp.  661-679.  Leipzig ,  1900.) 

Huart  (Clement).  Zu  Zeitschrift  54,  S.  661  ff. 
“Ein  arabisches  Karagoz-Spiel.”  (In:  Deutsche 
morgenlandische  Gesellschaft.  Zeitschrift.  v.  55, 
p.  341.  Leipzig,  1601.) 

Littmann  (Enno).  Zu  Cl.  Huart’s  Bemerkun- 
gen  (Zeitschrift  55,  S.  341).  (In:  Deutsche  morgen¬ 
landische  Gesellschaft.  Zeitschrift.  v.  55,  pp. 
605-606.  Leipzig,  1901.) 


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- Eine  neuarabische  Posse  aus  Damascus. 

(In:  Deutsche  morgenlandische  Gesellschaft.  Zeit- 
schrift.  v.  56,  pp.  86-97.  Leipzig ,  1902.) 

Najib  al-Haddad.  Riwayat  Salah  al-dln 
al  Ayyubi.  [A  drama  in  prose  and  verse  in  five 
acts.]  Alexandria,  1902.  80  pp.,  2  pi.  2.  ed.  .  12°. 

Wasif  (Mahmud).  Riwayat  al  murwah  w-al 
wafa.  [A  drama  in  five  acts.]  Cairo ,  1900.  52  pp. 
8°. 

Armenian. 

Sundukianz  (Gabriel).  Die  ruinirte  Familie. 
Lustspiel  in  drei  Aufziigen .  .  Aus  dem  armenischen 
von  Leo  Rubenli.  Leipzig:  IV.  Friederich  [1886]. 
1  p.l.,  1 18  pp.  120.  (Armenische  Bibliothek  hrsg. 
von  A.  Joannissiany.  v.  7.) 

Persian. 

General  Works. 

Persian  (A)  farce.  (In:  The  Saturday  Re¬ 
view.  v.  55,  pp.  56-57.  London,  1883.) . 

Collections. 

Theatre  persan;  choix  de  teazies  ou  drames 
traduits  pour  la  premiere  fois  du  persan  par  A. 
Chedzko.  Paris:  E.  Leroux ,  1878.  xxxvi,  220 
pp.  16°.  (Bibliotheque  orientale  elzevirienne.  v. 
19.) 

Lndividual  Plays. 

Pelly  (Sir  Lewis).  The  miracle  play  of  Hasan 
and  Husain,  collected  from  oral  tradition.  Revised, 
with  explanatory  notes,  by  A.  N.  Wollaston.  Lon¬ 
don:  W.  H.  Allen  dr3  Co. ,  1879.  2  v-  8°. 

Vazir  (The)  of  Lankuran.  A  Persian  play.  A 
text-book  of  modern  colloquial  Persian  for  the  use 
of  European  travellers,  residents  in  Persia,  and 
students  in  India.  Edited,  with  a  grammatical  in¬ 
troduction,  a  translation,  copious  notes,  and  a  vo¬ 
cabulary  ...  by  W.  H.  D.  Haggard  and  G.  Le 
Strange.  London:  Triibner  Cf  Co.,  1882.  xl, 
41-176.  1  1.,  53  PP-  12°. 

Turkish. 

General  Works. 

Jacob  (Georg).  Tiirkische  Litteraturgeschichte 
in  Einzeldarstellungen.  Heft  1.  Berlin:  Mayer 
&  Muller,  1900.  8°. 

Heft  1.  Das  tiirkische  Schattentheater. 

K  tin  os  (Ignaz).  [Drama.]  (In:  Radlov  (V. ) 
Proben  der  Volkslitteratur  der  ttirkischen  Stamme. 
8.  Theil:  Mundarten  der  Osmanen  gesammelt.  St. 
Petersburg,  1899.  pp.  xxx-xlii,  310-408.) 

Luschan  (Fr.  v.)  Das  tiirkische  Schattenspiel. 
(In:  Internationales  Archiv  fiir  Ethnographic.  Bd. 
2,  pp.  1-9,  81-90,  125-143.  Leiden ,  1889.) 

Quedenfeldt  (M.)  Das  tiirkische  Schatten¬ 
spiel  im  Magrib.  (In:  Ausland.  63.  Jahrgang, 
pp.  904-908,  921-924.  Stuttgart,  1890.) 

Txirkisches  Puppentheater.  Karagoz-Schau- 
kelspiel.  Aufgezeichnet  und  ubersetzt  von  Ignaz 
Kunos.  (In:  Ethnologische  Mitteilungen  aus  Un- 
garn.  2.  Band,  pp.  148-158.  Budapest,  1892.) 

Individual  Plays. 

Akhondzade  (Mirza  Feth  ‘Ali).  L’Avare, 
comedie  en  cinq  actes,  texte  azeri,  publie  et  traduit 


par  Lucien  Bouvat.  (In:  Journal  asiatique.  ser. 
10,  v.  3,  pp.  259-331,  365-456.  Paris,  1904.) 

-  Deux  comedies  turques.  . traduites. .  .en 

fran^ais.  .  .par  A.  Cilliere.  Paris:  E.  Leroux, 

1888.  1  p.l.,  1,  246  pp.,  1  1.  16°.  (Bibliotheque 

orientale  elzevirienne.  v.  55.) 

-  L’Alchimiste,  comedie  en  dialecte  turc 

azeri,  traduite  par  C.  Barbier  de  Meynard.  (In: 
Journal  asiatique.  ser.  8.  v.  7,  pp.  5-66.  Paris, 
1886.) 

-  L’Ours  et  le  voleur,  comedie  en  dialecte 

turc  azeri,  publiee  sur  le  texte  original  et  accom- 
pagnee  d’une  traduction  par  A.  C.  Barbier  de 
Meynard.  (In:  Ecole  des  langues  orientales  vi- 
vantes.  Pubs.  Ser.  3,  v.  5,  pp.  103-2 15.  Paris, 

1889. ) 

Bekri  Mustafa.  Ein.  tiirkisches  Hajalspiel 
aus  Brussa,  in  Text  und  Ubersetzung  mitgeteilt 
und  erklart  von  Georg  Jacob.  (In:  Deutsche  mor¬ 
genlandische  Gesellschaft.  Zeitschrift.  v.  53,  pp. 
621-632.  Leipzig,  1898.) 

Jacob  (Georg).  Karagoz-Komodien.  Heft  1-3. 
Berlin:  Mayer  er5  Muller,  1899.  3  v.  8°. 

Heft  1,  Schejtan  dolaby;  2,  Kajyk  ojunu;  3,  Die  Akserai- 
Schule. 

Tokuj  numeroli  khane.  [House  number  9.  A 
play  in  Turkish.]  Constantinople,  1889.  32  pp. 

12°. 

Sanskrit. 

Bibliography. 

Adelung  (Friedrich).  The  drama.  On  the 
dramatic  poetry  of  the  Hindoos.  (In  his:  An  his¬ 
torical  sketch  of  Sanskrit  literature,  with  copious 
bibliographical  notices  of  Sanscrit  works  and  trans¬ 
lations.  From  the  German  of  Adelung  with  nu¬ 
merous  additions  [by  D.  A.  Talboys].  Oxford, 
1832.  8°.  pp.  204-220.) 

-  Dramatische  Dichtkunst.  (In  his:  Litera- 

tur  der  Sanskrit  Sprache.  St.  Petersburg ,  1837. 
8°.  PP-  308-330.) 

Gildemeister  (Joannes).  Poesis  dramatica. 
(In  his:  Bibliothecae  Sanskritae;  sive,  Recensus  lib- 
rorum  Sanskritorum  hucusque  typis  vel  lapide  ex 
scriptorum  critici  specimen.  Bounce  ad  Rhenum, 
1847.  8°.  pp.  84-97.) 

Schuyler  (Montgomery),  Jr.  Bibliography  of 
Kalidasa’s  Malavikagnimitra  and  Vikramorvafl. 
(In:  American  Oriental  Society.  Journal,  v.  23, 
pt.  1,  pp.  93-101.  New  Haven,  1902.) 

-  A  bibliography  of  the  plays  attributed  to 

Harsadeva.  (In:  Verhandlungen  des  xm.  Inter- 
nationalen  Orientalisten  Kongresses.  pp.  33-37. 
Leiden,  1904.) 

- A  bibliography  of  the  plays  of  Bhavabhuti 

and  of  Krsnamisra.  (In:  American  Oriental  Society. 
Journal,  v.  25,  pt.  1,  pp.  189-196.  New  Haven, 

1904.) 

Explanatory  note  by  Geo.  A.  Grierson,  v.  25,  pt.  2,  p.  339. 

-  The  editions  and  translations  of  (Jakuntala. 

[New  Haven,  1901.]  237-248  pp.  8°. 

Reprint  from  the  Journal  of  the  American  Oriental  Society, 
v.  22. 

Wilson  (Horace  Hayman).  List  of  Hindu 
plays.  (In  his:  Select  specimens  of  the  theatre  of 
the  Hindus.  .  .London,  1835.  8°.  v.  1,  pp.  lxx- 

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- Liste  des  pieces  indiennes.  (In  his:  Chefs- 

d’oeuvre  du  theatre  indien  traduits. .  .de  1’ Anglais 
en  Fran5ais  par  M.  A.  Langlois.  Paris,  1828. 
8°.  Tome  1,  pp.  lxxxv-lxxxvii.) 

General  works. 

Dhanamjaya.  The  Dasa-Rupa,  or  Hindu 
canons  of  dramaturgy;  with  the  exposition  of 
Dhanika,  the  Avaloka,  edited  by  Fitz-Edward 
Hall.  Calcutta  :  Baptist  Mission  Press ,  1865. 
2  p.l.,  39,  1  1.,  241  pp.  8°.  (Bibliotheca  Indica.) 

Du'Meril  (Edelstand).  Theatre  indien.  (In 
his:  Histoire  de  la  comedie.  Paris,  1864.  8°. 

v.  1.  pp.  173-224.) 

Foucaux  ( Mme .  Charlotte).  Les  heroines  de 
Kalidasa  et  les  heroines  de  Shakespeare  par  Mary 
Summer  [pseud,  of  Mme.  C.  Foucaux].  Paris:  E. 
Leroux,  1879.  2  p.l.,  142  pp.  160.  (Biblio- 

theque  orientale  elzevirienne.  v.  24.) 

Frazer  (R.  W.)  The  Drama.  (In  his:  A  lit¬ 
erary  history  of  India.  London,  1898.  8°.  pp. 

263-299.) 

Glaser  (K.)  Ueber  Bana’s  Parvatiparinayana- 
taka.  (In:  Kais.  Akad.  d.  Wisser.sch.  Phil. -Hist. 
Cl.  Sitzungsb.  Bd.  104,  pp.  575-664.  Wien, 
1883.) 

Harris  (Charles).  An  investigation  of  some 
of  Kalidasa’s  views.  Evansville,  Indiana :  Jour¬ 
nal  Co.,  1884.  58  pp.,  1  1.  8°. 

Hertel  (Johannes).  Des  Ursprung  des  indi" 
schen  Dramas  und  Epos.  (In:  Wiener  Zeitschrift 
fur  die  Kunde  des  Morgenlandes.  v.  18,  pp.  59- 
83,  137-168.  Wien,  1904.) 

Hindu  (The)  drama.  (In:  The  Asiatic  Journal, 
v.  23,  pp.  48-56.  London,  1827.) 

[Hindu  (The)  drama.]  (In:  The  Edinburgh 
Review,  v.  108,  pp.  253-270.  Edinburgh,  1858.) 

Jackson  (A.  V.  Williams).  Certain  dramatic 
elements  in  Sanskrit  plays,  with  parallels  in  the 
English  drama.  (In:  American  Journal  of  Philo¬ 
logy.  v.  19,  pp.  241-254.  Baltimore,  1898.) 

-  Time  analysis  of  Sanskrit  plays.  (In: 

American  Oriental  Society.  Journal,  v.  20,  pp. 
341-359;  v.  21,  pt.  2,  pp.  88-108.  New  Haven, 
1899-1901.) 

Kielhorn  (F.)  Bruchstiicke  indischer  Schau- 
spiele  in  Inschriften  zu  Ajmere.  Berlin:  Weid- 
mann,  1901.  v.  x,  30  pp.,  4  pi.  40. 

Klein  (J.  L.)  Das  indische  Drama.  (In  his: 
Geschichte  des  Drama’s.  Leipzig:  T.  0.  Weigel, 
1865-76.  8°.  Bd.  3,  pp.  1-373-) 

Levi  (S.)  Le  Theatre  indien.  ^  Paris:  E.  Bouil¬ 
lon,  1890.  2  v.  in  1.  8°.  (Ecole  des  Hautes 

Etudes.  Sci.,  Phil,  et  Hist.  [v.  41.]  fasc.  S3.) 

Macdonnell  (Arthur  A.)  The  drama.  (Circa 
400-1000  A.D.)  (In  his:  A  history  of  Sanskrit 
literature.  London,  1900.  8°.  pp.  346-367.) 

Mantzius  (Karl).  The  Indian  drama.  (In 
his:  A  history  of  theatrical  art.  London,  1903. 
8°.  v.  1,  pp.  60-93.) 

Ryder  (Arthur  W.)  Krsnanatha’s  commen¬ 
tary  on  the  Bengal  Recension  of  the  (^akuntala. 
(In:  American  Oriental  Society.  Journal,  v.  23, 
pt.  r,  pp.  79-83.  New  Haven,  1902.) 

Schuyler  (Montgomery),  Jr.  The  origin  of 
the  Vidusaka  and  the  employment  of  this  character 


in  the  plays  of  Harsadeva.  (In:  American  Orien¬ 
tal  Society.  Journal,  v.  20.  pp.  338-340.  New 
Haven,  1899.) 

Soupe  (Alfred  Philibert).  Kalidasa.  Le  the¬ 
atre  indien.  (In  his:  Etudes  sur  la  litterature 
sanscrite.  Paris,  1877.  8°.  pp.  2 14-319.  Les 

litteratures  de  l’Orient.  v.  2.) 

Weber  (Albrecht).  [The  Drama.]  (In  his: 
History  of  Indian  literature,  translated. .  .by  J. 
Mann  and  T.  Zachariae.  London,  1878.  8°.  pp. 

196-208.  Truebner’s  Oriental  series.) 

-  [Dramatische  Poesie.]  (In  his:  Akademi- 

sche  Vorlesungen  uber  indische  Literaturgeschichte. 
Berlin ,  1852.  8°.  pp.  184-193.) 

-  [Drame.]  (In  his:  Histoire  de  la  litterature 

indienne. .  .traduit  de  l’allemand  par  Alfred  Sadous. 
Paris,  1859.  8°.  pp.  3x4-327.) 

- Die  Recensionen  der  (Jakuntala.  (In:  Indi¬ 
sche  Studien.  .  .v.  14,  pp.  161-305.  Leipzig,  1876.) 

Wilson  (Horace  Hayman).  On  the  dramatic 
system  of  the  Hindus.  (In  his:  Select  specimens 
of  the  theatre  of  the  Hindus.  London,  1835.  8°. 

v.  1,  pp  xix-lxix.) 

- Sur  un  drame  indien  extrait  du  Calcutta  An¬ 
nual  Register,  et  traduit  par  M.  Dondey-Dupre 
fils.  (In: ’Journal  asiatique.  1.  ser.,  v.  10,  pp. 
174-188,  193-209.  Paris,  1827.) 

- Systeme  dramatique  des  Indiens.  (In  his: 

Chefs-d’oeuvre  du  theatre  indien,  traduits.  .  .de 
l’anglais  en  fran§ais  par  M.  A.  Langlois.  Paris, 
1828.  8°.  v.  1,  pp.  xv-lxxxiv. ) 

Collections. 

Wilson  (Horace  Hayman).  Chefs-d’oeuvre  du 
theatre  indien,  traduits  de  l’original  Sanscrit  en 
anglais,  par. .  .  H.  H.  Wilson.  .  .et  de  l’anglais  en 
fran9ais  par.  .  .A.  Langlois. .  .Paris  :  Donbey- 
Duprd,  1828.  2  v.  8°. 

v.  1.  Le  Mritchtchakati;  ou,  Le  chariot  d’enfant.  Vicrama 
et  Ourvasi;  ou,  Le  heros  et  la  nymphe.  Malati  et  Madhava; 
ou,  Le  manage  par  surprise. 

v.  2.  Outtara  Rama  Tcharitra;  ou,  Suite  de  l’histo:re  de 
Rama.  Moudra  Rakchasa;  ou,  L’anneau  du  ministre.  Rat- 
navali ;  ou,  Le  collier.  Appendice  contenant  l’analyse  de 
differens  drames. 

-  Select  specimens  of  the  theatre  of  the 

Plindus,  translated  from  the  original  Sanscrit. 
London:  Parbury,  Allen  Co.,  1835.  2.  ed. 

2  v.  8°. 

v.  1.  Dramas  translated  from  the  original  Sanskrit.  The 
Mrichchakati;  or,  The  toy-cart.  Vikrama  and  Urvasi;  or, 
The  hero  and  the  nymph.  Uttara  Rama  Cheritra;  or,  Contin¬ 
uation  of  the  history  of  Rama. 

v.  2.  Malati  and  Madhava;  or,  The  stolen  marriage. 
Mudra  Rakshasa;  or,  The  signet  of  the  minister.  Retnavali; 
or,  The  necklace.  Appendix  containing  short  accounts  of 
different  dramas. 

- Same.  3.  ed.  (In  his:  Works.  Lon¬ 
don,  1861-71.  8°.  v.  11-12.) 

Individual  Plays. 

Bhavabhuti.  Madhava  et  Malati,  drame  en 
dix  actes  et  un  prologue. ..  traduit  du  Sanscrit  et 
du  Pracrit  par  G.  Strehly. .  .precede  d’une  preface 
par  A.  Bergaigne.  Paris  :  E.  Leroux,  1885.  xii, 
274  pp.  160.  (Bibliotheque  oriental  elzevirienne. 
v.  42.) 

-  The  Maha  Viva  Charita  ;  or,  The  history 

of  Rama,  a  Sanscrit  play,  edited  by  F.  H.  Trithen. 
London,  1848.  2  p.l.,  iv,  137  pp.,  1  1.  nar.  40. 

(London  Society  for  Pub.  of  Oriental  Texts.) 


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-  Malati  and  Madhava ;  or,  The  stolen  mar¬ 
riage  :  a  drama,  from  the  Sanskrit  [by  H.  H.  Wil¬ 
son].  (In:  Wilson’s  Works,  v.  12.  1871.) 

-  Uttara-Rama-Charitra  ;  or,  Continuation 

of  the  history  of  Rama  :  a  drama,  from  the  Sanskrit 
[by  H.  H.  Wilson].  (In:  Wilson’s  Works,  v.  11. 
1871.) 

-  Malati-Madhava .  . .  with  the  commentary  of 

Jagaddhara  edited  with  notes.  .  .by  Ramkrishna 
Gopal  Bhandarkar.  Bombay ,  1876.  4  p.l.,  xv, 

384,  72,  1,  3  pp.  8°.  (Bombay  Sanskrit  Series, 
No  15.) 

Harihara.  The  Bhartrharinirveda  of  Hari- 
hara,  now  first  translated  from  the  Sanskrit  and 
Prakrit.  By  Louis  Herbert  Gray.  (In  :  American 
Oriental  Society.  Journal,  v.  25,  pt.  2,  pp.  197- 
230.  New  Haven ,  1904.) 

Harshadeva.  Nagananda,  la  joie  des  ser¬ 
pents  ;  drame  bouddhique  attribue  au  roi  (Jri- 
Harcha-deva  traduit  pour  la  premiere  fois  du 
Sanskrit  et  du  prakrit  en  frangaispar  A.  Bergaigne. 
Paris:  E.  Leroux ,  1879.  xvi,  144  pp.  16°. 

(Bibliotheque  orientale  elzevirienne.  v.  27.) 

-  Nagananda;  or,  The  joy  of  the  snake-world  ; 

a  Buddhist  drama  in  five  acts,  translated  with  ex¬ 
planatory  notes  by  Palmer  Boyd  ;  with  introduction 
by  Prof.  Cowell.  London:  Triibner  &  Co.,  1872. 
xiv,  1  1.,  100  pp.  12°. 

-  Priyadarsika,  piece  attribute  au  roi  Sri- 

harchadeva,  en  quatre  actes,  precedes  d'une  pro¬ 
logue  et  d’une  introduction,  traduite  du  Sanskrit  et 
du  prakrit. .  .par  G.  Strehly.  Paris:  E.  Leroux, 
188S.  2  p.l.,  88  pp.  16°.  (Bibliotheque  orientale 

elzevirienne.  v.  58.) 

-  Ratnavalf  ;  or,  The  necklace  ;  a  drama, 

from  the  Sanskrit  [by  H.  H.  Wilson].  (In:  Wil¬ 
son’s  Works,  v.  12.  1871.) 

Kalidasa.  Malavika  et  Agnimitra  drame 
Sanscrit  traduit  pour  la  premiere  fois  en  franfais 
par  P.  E.  Foucaux.  Paris:  E.  Leroux ,  1877. 
xii,  1 18  pp.  160.  (Bibliotheque  orientale  el¬ 
zevirienne.  v.  14.) 

- The  Malavikagnimitra,  a  Sanskrit  play 

.  .  edited  with  notes  by  Shankar  P.  Pandit.  Bombay, 
1869.  xxxviii,  1  1.,  164  pp.  8°.  (Bombay 

Sanskrit  Series,  No.  6.) 

-  Sacontala  ;  or,  The  fatal  ring  :  an  Indian 

drama,  by  Calidas,  translated  from  the  original 
Sanscrit  and  Pracrit  [by  Sir  William  Jones].  (In  : 
The  works  of  Sir  Wm.  Jones.  London ,  1799.  f°. 
v  6.  pp.  201-312.) 

- Same.  (In  :  The  works  of  Sir  William 

Jones.  London ,  1807.  8°.  v.  9,  pp.  363-532.) 

-  -  La  reconnaissance  de  Sacountala, 

drame  Sanscrit  et  pracrit.  .  .  accompagne  d’une  tra¬ 
duction  franqaise.  .  . par  A.  L.  Chezy.  Paris: 
Donbey-Duprd,  1830.  2  p.  1.,  xxxi,  1  1.,  268,  1  1., 

too  pp.  f°. 

-  - Sakuntala  recognized  by  the  ring  ;  the 

Devanagari  recension  of  the  text, .  .  .edited.  .  with 
.  . .  English  translations  of  the  metrical  passages  .  .  . 
and  notes  ...  by  Monier  Williams.  Hertford: 
S.  Austin,  1853.  xiv,  1  1.,  316  pp.  4°. 

- Sakoontala  ;  or,  The  lost  ring  ;  an  In¬ 
dian  drama,  translated  into  English  prose  and  verse 
from  the  Sanskrit ...  by  Monier  Williams.  Lon¬ 
don  :  tVm.  H.  Allen  &  Co.,  1872.  xxx,  1  1., 
259  pp.  4.  ed.  120. 


- £akuntala  ;  the  Bengali  recension, 

with  critical  notes;  edited  by  R.  Pischel.  Kiel, 
1877.  xi,  210  pp.  8°. 

- Sakoontala.  [Translation  by  Sir 

Monier  Monier-Williams.]  (In  :  The  world’s  great 
classics.  Oriental  literature,  v.  3,  pp.  307-421. 
New  York  [1900].) 

-  -  Sakuntala.  Indisches  Schauspiel. 

Frei  bearbeitet  von  G.  Schmilinsky.  Dresden  : 
E.  Pierson,  1900.  106  pp.  12°. 

-  Vikrama  et  Ourvaqi.  Drame  en  cinq  actes. 

(In  his  :  CEuvres  completes .  .  .  traduites  du  San¬ 
scrit  en  franqais  .  .  .  par  H.  Franche.  Paris,  1859. 
8°.  pp.  1-125.) 

-  -  Vikramorva5i.  Ourva^i  donnee  pour 

prix  de  l’heroisme,  drame  en  cinq  actes. .  .traduit 
du  Sanscrit  par  Ph.  Ed.  Foucaux.  Paris:  B.  Du- 
prat,  1861.  96  pp.  8C.) 

-  -  Same.  Paris:  E.  Leroux,  1879.  137 

pp.,  t  1.  160.  (Bibliotheque  orientale  elzevirienne. 

v.  26.) 

-  -  Vikrama  and  Urvasi;  or,  The  hero 

and  the  nymph:  a  drama,  from  the  Sanskrit  [by 
Horace  H.  Wilson].  (In:  Wilson’s  Works,  v.  11. 
1871.) 

- The  Vikramorvasiyam,  a  drama  in 

five  acts. .  .edited  with  English  notes  by  Shankar 
P.  Pandit.  Bombay,  1879.  2  p.l.,  12,  162,  102a- 

129a,  136,  10,  2  pp.  8°.  (Bombay  Sanskrit 

Series.  No.  16.) 

Kavikarnapura.  Chaitanya-Chandrodaya  ; 
or,  The  incarnation  of  Chaitanya;  a  drama  in  ten 
acts;  with  a  commentary  explanatory  of  the  Pra- 
krita  passages  by  Viswanatha  Sastri;  edited  by  Ra- 
jendralala  Mitra.  Calcutta,  1854.  1  p.l.,  xv,  1  1. , 

266  pp.,  1  1.  8°.  (Bibliotheca  Indica  Sanskrit.) 

Krishna-Mi^ra.  Prabodha-Chandrodaya; 
oder,  Die  Geburt  des  Begriffs.  Ein  theologische- 
philosophisches  Drama.  Zum  Erstenmal  aus  dem 
Sanskrit  ins  deutsche  tibersetzt.  Mit  einem  Vor- 
wort  eingefuhrt  von  Carl  Rosenkranz.  Konigsberg: 
T.  Theile,  1842.  1  p.l.,  xxv,  184  pp.  8°. 

Raja^ekhara.  Raja^ekhara's  Karpura-man- 
iari,  a  drama  by  the  Indian  poet  Rajaqekhara 
(about  900  A.D.)  critically  edited  in  the  original 
Prakrit,  with  a  glossarial  index  and  an  essay  on  the 
life  and  writings  of  the  poet  by  Sten  Konow... 
and  translated  into  English  with  notes  by  C.  R. 
Lanman.  Cambridge:  Harvard  University,  1901. 
xxvi,  i  1.,  289  pp.  40.  (Harvard  oriental  series. 

'V.  4-) 

Sudraka.  Le  chariot  de  terre  cuite,  drame 
Sanscrit  attribue  au  roi  (Judraha,  traduit  et  annote 
des  scolies  inedites  de  Lalla  Dikshita,  par  Paul 
Regnaud.  Paris:  E.  Leroux,  1876-77.  4  v.  160. 
(Bibliotheque  orientale  elzevirienne.  v.  6-9.) 

- La  Mritchhakatika,  drame  en  dix  actes.  (In: 

Une  tetrade;  ou,  Drame,  hymne,  roman  et  poeme 
traduits.  . .  du  Sanscrit  en  fran5ais  par  H.  Fauche. 
Paris,  1861-63.  8°.  [v.  1.]) 

-  The  Mrichchhakati;  or,  The  toy-cart;  a 

drama;  from  the  Sanskrit  [by  H.  H.  Wilson].  (In: 
Wilson’s  Works,  v.  11.  1871.) 

-  The  Mrichchhakatika;  or,  Toy  cart.  A 

prakarana.  ..  containing  two  commentaries ...  and 
various  readings,  edited  by  Narayana  Balakrishna 
Godabole.  v.  r.  Bombay,  1896.  S°.  (Bombay 

Sanskrit  Series.  No.  52  ) 


LIST  OF  WORKS  RELATING  TO  THE  ORIENTAL  DRAMA 


5 


Visakhadatta.  Mudrarakshasa. . .  with  the 
commentary  of  Dhundhiraj,  edited  with.  .  .notes 
by  Kashinath  Trimbak  Telang.  Bombay ,  1884. 
x  p.l.,  liv,  283,  63  pp.  8°.  (Bombay  Sanskrit 
Series.  No.  27.) 

-  Mudra-Rakshasa ;  or.  The  signet  of  the 

minister;  a  drama;  from  the  Sanskrit  [by  H.  H. 
Wilson].  (In :  Wilson’s  Works,  v.  12.  1871.) 

Bengali. 

Nil  Durpan.  The  indigo  planter's  mirror.  A 
drama,  translated  from  the  Bengali,  by  a  native. 
Edinburgh :  M.  Macphail,  1862.  61  pp.  8°. 

Gujarathi. 

Vaghji  Asarama  Ojha.  [Champaraja  Hado 
ne  Sonarani.  A  Rajput  king  and  his  virtuous  wife. 
An  historical  drama,  in  seven  acts.]  A hmadabad, 
1894.  156  pp.  8°. 

Hindi. 

Bibliography. 

Grierson  (George  A.)  Note  on  the  Hindi  and 
■on  the  Bihar!  drama.  (In  his:  The  modern  ver¬ 
nacular  literature  of  Hindustan.  Calcutta ,  1889. 
8°.  (Special  no.,  Journal  Asiatic  Society  of  Bengal, 
pt.  1  for  1888.  pp.  154-156.) 

Individual  plays. 

Ambikadatta  Vyasa.  Bharata  Saubhagya. 
[A  drama  written  in  honour  of  the  Jubilee  of  Queen 
Victoria.]  Bankipur ,  1887.  2  p.l.,  47,  4  pp.  8°. 

Harischandra,  of  Benares.  [Andhera 
nagari;  or,  The  blind  king.  A  drama  in  ten  scenes. 
Benares?  1884.]  1  p.l.,  2-29  pp.  5.  ed.  120. 

Kharga  Bahadur  Malla.  [Bharatarat.  A 
drama  in  four  acts  on  the  social  evils  produced  by 
the  British  rule.]  Bankipur,  1885.  1  p.l.,  28  pp. 

8°. 

Rajasekhara.  [Karpura  manjar!.  A  drama, 
in  four  acts,  on  the  marriage  of  Prince  Chandrapala, 
translated  by  Harischandra  from  the  Prakrit  origi¬ 
nal  of  R.]  Benares,  1883.  48  pp.  3.  ed.  8°. 

Visvanatha  Simha.  [Ananda  Raghunan- 
dana  nataka.  A  drama,  in  seven  acts,  on  the  story 
of  Rama.  Partly  in  Sanskrit  and  partly  in  Hindi.] 
I.ucknow,  1881.  123  pp.  40. 

Marathi. 

Ekanatha  Ganesa  Bhandare.  [Kama- 
kandala  nataka;  or,  The  adventures  of  King 
Kamasena.  A  drama  in  five  acts.]  Thana,  1881. 
228,  8  pp.  12°. 

Narayana  Bapuji  Kanitkar.  [Tarun! 
sikshana  natika.  A  drama  in  four  acts,  directed 
against  the  modern  high  class  system  of  female 
education.]  Poona,  1898.  2  p.l.,  2,  141  pp.  120. 

Ramaji  Dhayaji.  [Lulit  Sungurh  or  Drama. 
A  description  of  some  of  the  principal  characters 
in  the  Hindu  theatre,  with  illustrations.]  Bombay, 
1899.  2  p.l.,  180  pp.  160. 

Shakespeare  (William).  The  tempest.  A 
play.  Translated  into  Marathi  by  Nilkant  Janar- 
dan  Kirtane.  . .  Bombay  :  Education  Soc.  Press , 
1875.  ix,  118  pp.,  1  1.  12°. 

Burmese. 

Specimen  of  the  Burmese  drama,  translated 
by  J.  Smith.  (Jour.  Asiat.  Soc.  of  Bengal,  v.  8, 
PP-  535-551-  Calcutta,  1840.) 


Chinese. 

General  works. 

Bazin  (Antoine  Pierre  Louis).  The  Chinese 
Drama.  An  extract  from  the  “  Si£cle  des  Youen” 
. .  .being  an  Analysis  of  the  Kin-ts‘ien-ki,  or  “  The 
Love-token,”  with  passages  translated.  (In:  The 
Chinese  and  Japanese  Repository,  v.  1,  pp.  435- 
441.  London ,  1864.) 

Charpentier  (Leon).  Le  the'atre  et  la  li¬ 
terature  dramatique  chez  les  Chinois.  (In  :  La 
Nouv.  Rev.  v.  126  (n.  s.  v.  6),  pp.  335-352.  Paris, 
1900.) 

Delaporte  (Victor).  Le  drame  en  Chine.  (In: 
Etudes  pub.  par  d.  p£res  de  la  compagnie  de  Jesus 
v.  83,  pp.  498-517,  653-671.  Paris,  1900.) 

Du  M£ril  (Edelestand) .  Comedie  chinoise 
(In  his:  Histoire  de  la  comedie.  Paris,  1864.  8°. 
v.  r,  pp.  120-172.) 

Giles  (Herbert  A.)  The  drama.  (In  his:  A 
history  of  Chinese  literature.  London ,  1901.  8°. 

Short  histories  of  the  literatures  of  the  world,  v.  10, 
pp.  256-275.) 

Grubel  (Wilhelm).  Dramatische  Litteratur. 
(In  his:  Geschichte  der  chinesischen  Litteratur. 
Leipzig,  1902.  8°.  (Die  Litteraturen  des  Ostens. 

Bd.  8.  pp.  361-405.) 

Hirth  (Friedrich).  Das  Schattenspiel  der 
Chinesen.  (In  :  Keleti  Szemle.  v.  2,  pp.  77-78. 
Budapest ,  1 901.) 

Klein  (J.  L  .)  Das  chinesische  Drama.  (In  his^ 
Geschichte  des  Drama’s.  Leipzig:  T.  O.  Weigel, 
1865-76.  8°.  Bd.  3,  pp.  373-498.) 

Mantzius  (Karl).  The  Chinese  theatre.  (In 
his:  A  history  of  theatrical  art.  London,  1903.  8°. 
v.  1,  pp.  27-46.) 

Remarks  on  the  Chinese  theatre;  with  a  trans¬ 
lation  of  a  farce,  entitled  “  The  mender  of  cracked 
china-ware.”  (In:  The  Chinese  Repository,  v.  6, 
PP-  575-579-  Canton,  1838.) 

Collections. 

Bazin  (Antoine  Pierre  Louis).  Theatre  chinois; 
ou,  Choix  de  pieces  de  theatre  composes  sous  les 
empereurs  mongols,  traduites...  par  M.  Bazin. 
Paris:  Imprimerie  Royale,  1838.  2  p.l.,  lxiii, 

409  pp.,  1  1.  8°. 

Tchao-Mei-Hiang;  ou,  Les  intrigues  d'une  soubrette. 

Ho-Han-Chan;  ou,  Latunique  confrontee. 

Ho-Lang-Tan;  ou,  La  chanteuse. 

Teou-ngo-Youen;  ou,  Le  ressentiment  de  Teou-ngo. 

Chuy-Phi  Keu.  [A  collection  of  Chinese 
plays  in  the  original.]  n.  p.,  n.  d.  12  v.  120.  Il¬ 
lustrated. 

Individual  Plays. 

Chdng  Kwohpin.  The  compared  tunic.  A 
drama  in  four  acts.  [In  English.]  (In  the  Chinese 
Repository,  v.  18,  pp.  116-155.  Canton,  1849.) 

Golden  leafed  chrysanthemum.  A  Chinese 
drama  in  five  acts.  Translated  by  William  Stanton. 
(China  Review,  v.  22,  pp.  651-670,  697-709. 
Hongkong,  1897.) 

Han  koong  tsew;  or,  The  sorrows  of  Han:  a 
Chinese  tragedy,  translated  from  the  original. .  .by 
J.  F.  Davis.  London,  1829.  viii,  2  1. ,  18  pp.  40. 
(Oriental  Translation  Fund.) 

-  Same.  (In:  The  World’s  great  classics. 

Oriental  literature,  v.  4,  The  literature  of  China, 
pp.  279-302.  NewYork  [1900].) 


6 


LIST  OF  WORKS  RELATING  TO  THE  ORIENTAL  DRAMA 


Hoei-lan-ki;  ou,  L’histoire  du  cercle  de  craie. 
Drame  en  prose  et  en  vers,  traduit  du  chinois  et 
accompagne  de  notes,  par  S.  Julien.  London , 
1832.  xxxii,  1  1.,  149  pp. ,  1  pi.  8°.  (Oriental 
Translation  Fund.) 

Laou-seng-urh;  or,  “An  heir  in  his  old  age.” 
A  Chinese  drama.  [Translated  by  J.  F.  Davis.] 
London:  J.  Murray ,  1817.  2  p.l.,  xlix,  115  pp. 

160. 

Le  Pi-pa-ki;  ou,  L’histoire  du  Luth;  drame  de 
Kao-tong-kia,  represente  a  Peking  en  1404,  avec 
les  changements  de  Mao-tseu,  traduit  par  M. 
Bazin  aine.  Paris,  1841.  xx,  275  pp.  8°. 

Charpentier  (Leon).  Le  Pi-pa-ki;  ou,  L’his¬ 
toire  du  Luth.  Chef-d’oeuvre  du  theatre  chinois. 
(In:  Rev.  d.  Rev.  Ser.  3,  v.  37,  pp.  165-179. 
Paris,  1901.) 

Posnett  (Hutcheson  Macaulay).  Pi-pa-ki,  or; 
San-Pou-Tsong.  (In  :  Nineteenth  Century  and 
after,  v.  49,  pp.  307-320.  London,  1901.) 

The  Sacrifice  for  the  soul  of  the  Ho  Man-Sau. 
Translated  by  William  Stanton.  (In:  China  Re¬ 
view.  v.  17,  pp.  152-161.  Hongkong,  1889.) 

Si-siang-ki;  ou,  L’histoire  du  pavilion  d’occi- 
dent;  comedie  en  seize  actes;  traduit  du  chinois 
par  Stanislas  Julien .. .  extrait  de  l’Atsume  gusa. 
[Chinese  and  French.]  Geneve,  1872-80.  1  p.l., 
iii,  333  pp.  nar.  40. 

Tchao-chi-kou-eul ;  ou,  L’orphelin  de  la 
Chine,  drame  en  prose  et  en  vers,  accompagne  des 
pieces  historiques  qui  en  ont  fourni  le  sujet,  de 
nouvelles  et  de  poesies  chinoises.  Traduit  du 
chinois  par  Stanislas  Julien.  Paris:  Montardier, 
1834.  xxxii,  352  pp.,  1  tab.,  1  fac-sim.  8°. 

Tchao-mei-hiang,  ou  Les  intrigues  d’une 
soubrette,  comedie  en  prose  et  en  vers,  traduite  du 
chinois  precede  d’une  preface  et  accompagnee  de 
notes,  par  M.  Bazin  aine.  Paris,  1835.  xvi, 
115  PP-  8°. 

The  Willow  lute,  a  Chinese  drama  in  five  acts. 
[Translated  by  William  Stanton.]  (In:  China  Re¬ 
view.  v.  17,  pp.  3 1 1-330.  Hongkong,  1889.) 

Japanese. 

Bibliography, 

Benazet  (Alexandre).  Bibliographic  du  theatre. 
(In  his:  Le  theatre  au  Japan,  ses  rapports  avec  les 
cultes  locaux.  Paris,  1901.  8°.  (Musee  Guimet, 

Annales.  Bibliotheque  d’etudes.  v.  13,  pp.  295- 
300.) 

General  works. 

Abell  (Frank).  Tragedy  in  Japan.  (In:  Eclectic 
Magazine,  v.  102  (n.  s.  39.)  pp.  349-352.  New 
York,  1884.) 

Aston  (W.  G.)  [The  drama.]  (In  his:  A  his¬ 
tory  of  Japanese  literature.  New  York,  1889.  12°. 
pp.  197-214,  273-288,  312-314.) 

Benazet  (Alexandre).  Le  theatre  au  Japon, 
ses  rapports  avec  les  cultes  locaux.  Paris:  E. 
Leroux,  1901.  4  p.l.,  vi,  2  1.,  11-302  pp.,  1  1., 

8  pi.  8°.  (Musee  Guimet,  Annales.  Bibliotheque 
d’etudes.  v.  13.) 

Edwards  (Osman).  Japanese  theatres.  (In: 
Japan  Soc.,  London,  Transactions,  v.  5,  pp.  142- 

159-  1902.) 


Fenollosa  (Ernest  Francisco).  Notes  on  the 
Japanese  lyric  drama.  (In:  American  Oriental 
Soc.  Journal,  v.  22,  pt.  1,  pp.  129-137.  New 
Haven,  1901.) 

Gen-ichiro  (Fukuchi).  Modern  drama  of 
Japan.  (In:  Far  East.  v.  1,  no.  7,  pp.  12-177. 
no.  9,  pp.  14-20.  Tokyo,  1896.) 

-  The  rise  and  progress  of  the  Japanese 

drama.  (In:  Far  East.  v.  1,  no.  3,  pp.  12-227 
no.  4,  pp.  13-18.  Tokyo,  1896.) 

Hitomi  (J.)  Le  theatre  japonais.  (In:  Revue 
des  Revues.  1900.  pp.  174-182.  Paris,  1900.) 

Klein  (J.  L.)  Schauspiele  der  Japanesen.  (In 
his:  Geschichte  des  Drama’s.  Leipzig:  T.  0. 
Weigel,  1865-76.  8°.  Bd.  3,  pp.  498-513.) 

Mantzius  (Karl).  The  Japanese  theatre. 
(In  his :  A  history  of  theatrical  art.  London, 
1903-05.  8°.  v.  1,  pp.  47-59-) 

Owada  (Tateki).  The  no  performance.  (In: 
Far  East.  v.  3,  pp.  51-58,  146-149.  Tokyo,  1898.) 

Pfizmaier  (August).  Ueber  den  Text  eines 
japanischen  Drama’s.  (In:  Kais.  Akad.  d.  Wis- 
sensch.  Phil. -hist.  Classe.  Denksch.  Bd.  19, 
pp.  115-202;  Bd.  20,  pp.  241-3x4.  Wien,  1870-71. 

f°.) 

Scidmore  (Eliza  R.)  The  Japanese  theatre. 
(In:  Cosmopolitan  Magazine,  v.  10,  pp.  6S5-693. 
New  York,  1891.) 

Collections. 

Chamberlain  (Basil  Hall).  Selections  from 
the  Nou-no-utahi ;  or,  Lyric  dramas.  (In  his:  The 
classical  poetry  of  the  Japanese.  London,  1880. 
pp.  135-212.  8°.) 

Japanese  plays  (versified).  By  T.  R.  H.  Mc- 
Clatchie.  .  .With  illustrations  drawn  and  engraved 
by  Japanese  artists.  Yokohama:  \ Japan  Daily 
Herald, ]  1879.  3  p.l.,  136  pp.,  18  pi.  8°. 

Lndividual  Plays. 

Asagao’s  adventures.  Translated  by  Miwa 
Reitaro.  (In:  Far  East.  v.  1,  no.  6,  pp.  25-307 
no.  7,  pp.  25-27.  Tokyo,  1896.) 

Benkel,  the  quick-witted  loyalist.  (“  The 
Kanjincho.”)  Translated  by  Negishi  Yoshitaro. 
(In:  Far  East.  v.  1,  no.  10,  pp.  28-32.  Tokyo , 
1896.) 

Masa-oka,  the  loyal  nurse.  Translated  by 
Miwa  Reitaro.  In:  Far  East.  v.  1,  no.  4,  pp. 
22-25;  no.  5,  pp.  26-29.  Tokyo,  1896.) 

Monoceroo,  the  Rishi  (Ikhaku  Sennin).  (In: 
Far  East.  v.  3,  pp.  46-51.  Tokyo,  1898.) 

Pfizmaier  (August).  Der  Kesselsprung  Isi- 
kawa’s.  (In:  Kais.  Akad.  d.  Wissensch.  Philos.  - 
Hist.  Cl.  Sitzungsb.  Bd.  96,  pp.  165-232.  Wien, 
1880.) 

Rosny  (Leon  Prunol  de).  Le  Couvent  du 
Dragon  Vert,  drame  japonais  adapte  a  la  scene 
fran9aise.  Paris:  Faivre,  1893.  viii,  184  pp. 
8°.  (Societe  d’ethnographie.  .  . Sec.  orientale.  Pub. 

T.  7-) 

Valenziani  (C.)  Lamort  d’Atu-mori:  episode 
de  la  bataille  d’lti-no-tani  dans  le  drame  et  dans 
leschroniques.  Text  japonais,  transcrits  et  traduits 
par  C.  V.  Geneve:  H.  Georg,  1S91-93.  1  p.l.,  iii, 

1  1.,  7-46  pp.,  4  1.,  5  pi.  4°- 


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